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An idealistic Kusum writes a play celebrating modernization, produced by her lover Ramesh, drawing the ire of the villainous Madhav. A local Raja also seeks Kusum's hand, offering to settle her father's debts. This complex situation escalates into kidnappings and murders before a happy ending. Known for its musical numbers, this big-budget drama ultimately led to the demise of Krishna Film Studio.
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An idealistic Kusum writes a play celebrating modernization, produced by her lover Ramesh, drawing the ire of the villainous Madhav. A local Raja also seeks Kusum's hand, offering to settle her father's debts. This complex situation escalates into kidnappings and murders before a happy ending. Known for its musical numbers, this big-budget drama ultimately led to the demise of Krishna Film Studio.
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Written By:Mohan Sinha
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Runtime:169 minutes
Studio:Krishna Films
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